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3:12 AM | 
Posted by
miss T.
Hi A and A,
This is the centerpiece you like.
This is good if you are placing it on the round table. For rectangular table, you won't get the same feeling. You end up not getting result for your $.
If you are combining 5 of rectangular tables (25-30 linear feet), you definitely need more than 5 centerpieces.
For outdoor, under the tent, 30 linear feet table, my suggestions are:
1. Shabby Chic style.
2. Using combination of white flowers and greenery to save $.
3. Create a heavy table liner by using either crumple white chiffon fabric, or greenery with some flowers (more $). I think you like using the chiffon as runner more than the other.
4. Candles. A must if the venue allows. Some venue provides some candles for free.
5. Using centerpieces with greenery and accented with flowers. See picture below.
6. Small arrangements to fill up the table. Can be combination of all flowers and potted greenery with some white flowers in it.
We can replant the potted greenery into a glass container if you are not into the real 'Shabby chic' style. (the real Shabby Chic will use white or terra cotta clay pot and glue some moss on it).
7. If you want, we can add some crystals just to add the spark.
My plan is to use 2 or 3 of the tall, depend on how you want to set up the table. If you want everything to be uniform then you need 3 tall centerpieces. I have not given you the exact quote yet, but you may spend between $ 700-1000. The price depends on the flower kind, vase, candles count and how heavy you want the table to be.
Please let me know your thought.
Thanks
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| We can do this in tall vase as well. |
This is good if you are placing it on the round table. For rectangular table, you won't get the same feeling. You end up not getting result for your $.
If you are combining 5 of rectangular tables (25-30 linear feet), you definitely need more than 5 centerpieces.
For outdoor, under the tent, 30 linear feet table, my suggestions are:
1. Shabby Chic style.
2. Using combination of white flowers and greenery to save $.
3. Create a heavy table liner by using either crumple white chiffon fabric, or greenery with some flowers (more $). I think you like using the chiffon as runner more than the other.
4. Candles. A must if the venue allows. Some venue provides some candles for free.
5. Using centerpieces with greenery and accented with flowers. See picture below.
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| style A |
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| style B, less pricey |
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| Rectangular table: Tall arrangements with candles and small arrangements to fill up the table |
We can make it looks modern by using a glass vase instead of wrought iron.
6. Small arrangements to fill up the table. Can be combination of all flowers and potted greenery with some white flowers in it.
We can replant the potted greenery into a glass container if you are not into the real 'Shabby chic' style. (the real Shabby Chic will use white or terra cotta clay pot and glue some moss on it).
7. If you want, we can add some crystals just to add the spark.
You'll definitely get more for your money with this style.
My plan is to use 2 or 3 of the tall, depend on how you want to set up the table. If you want everything to be uniform then you need 3 tall centerpieces. I have not given you the exact quote yet, but you may spend between $ 700-1000. The price depends on the flower kind, vase, candles count and how heavy you want the table to be.
Please let me know your thought.
Thanks
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3:10 AM |
Posted by
miss T.
... {continued}
At about 6 o'clock, the ballroom curtain was opened. About 300 guests were welcomed to the ballroom. Six food stations were ready to serve Chinese, Indonesian, Italian and American delicacies.
Inside the ballroom,
Above: A sneak peak of the secret ballroom. Chandelier centerpieces that matched the grand chandelier in the room and tall elegant centerpieces with LED lit vases on the high boys were breath-taking. They were very classy. Crystals and hanging candles, Phaleonopsis orchids ... I don't know how to describe them, just see the pictures yourself.
The rest of the ballroom,
Above: Just about all the sofa / coffee table decor throughout the reception. Simple and elegant.
Last but not least, here is my master piece: Henny's reception bouquet.
Finally, meet the Happy Couple... congratulations guys.
Thank you so much Henny and Handy for sharing your wedding with us.
At about 6 o'clock, the ballroom curtain was opened. About 300 guests were welcomed to the ballroom. Six food stations were ready to serve Chinese, Indonesian, Italian and American delicacies.
Inside the ballroom,
The rest of the ballroom,
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| The 7 tiers wedding cake. |
Last but not least, here is my master piece: Henny's reception bouquet.
Finally, meet the Happy Couple... congratulations guys.
Thank you so much Henny and Handy for sharing your wedding with us.
3:09 AM |
Posted by
miss T.
Elegant and beautiful wedding of Handy and Henny.
We only have a month and a half to plan for their weddings, including Thanksgiving, Christmas break and New Year, but the whole crew pulled it off.
We only have a month and a half to plan for their weddings, including Thanksgiving, Christmas break and New Year, but the whole crew pulled it off.
Above: Henny, the bride with her classy long white Calla Lily bouquet for the Holy Matrimony. Her bridesmaids bouquets flower choices were soft and hot pink Roses, white Hydrangeas, accented with one pearl butterfly trinket.
Above: Church at Our lady of Assumption, beautiful catholic church as it is. Pew flowers were inspired by Donald Trump / Melania Knauss wedding: white Hydrangeas with touch of soft pink Roses. Leis of white silk and fresh Dendrobium orchids hanging all the way to the floor for romantic look.
3:05 AM |
Posted by
miss T.
where vintage meets modern ...
Last year for my wedding, I challenged myself to design a prototype for simplicity and elegant wedding. My mission was to buy less and re-use what I have had in my garage. Gold is a rich color, I had to use it carefully for it not to give it an old looks. Diamonds and crystals are simply expensive but I found a way to get the effects within my budget.
Everything began with my discovery at DollarTree Store …
Love at the first sight: I cleared their shelf right away when I saw these gorgeous mirror/picture frames. I accessorized it with peacock feather, ribbon and diamond buckle.
I used shiny antique gold paper, semi cloth paper with embossed flower print to cover the bottle original label. The greeting was printed out with laser printer and said: drink and be Marry, cheers !!!. Then our initials. I glued a cherry blossom flower for the accent.
I made individual strands of crystals and satin rose petals; then arrange them in a long wooden stick for easiness of installation on the D day. The whole gazebo was decorated with 9’ long strands of iridescent crystal curtains, individual made strands of crystals and rose petals, about 10 dz. of silk pink and off white cherry blossoms, 8 dz. of white dendrobium orchids and curly willows.
The cake,
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| My cake was featured in Florists' Review magazine (March 2010) |
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| Cake tower |
The bride's bouquet,
Originally I wanna use gardenia in my bouquet but due to the hot weather I didn’t or else I can say Ivanka Trump copied my bouquet (big smile).
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| Ivanka Trump's wedding bouquet |
The royal candy buffet,
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| gold and silver wrapped candy for the candy buffet |
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These cones were small plastic cups wrapped with nice paper. |
Other treasures found in DollarTree, 99 cents Store and Open Air Market.
Other hand-made stuff,
Those are all DIY (do it yourself) I can think about.
If you have questions, feel free to email me.
~~~ Happy planning ~~~
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